Nut
By Jordan Maher A-3:
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Nut is a sky-goddess. She was also called Nuit. Geb is her husband and he layed under Nut. Isis is her daughter. Her other children are Osiris, Horus, Isis, Set, and Nephthys. Re entered her mouth in the evening after the sunset. The next day he was reborn. Nut did not wear clothes, she was covered in stars. When Nut comes down to visit Geb it darkness is created. The totemic form of Nut is a pig or a cow. Nuts body stretched across the sky. She was responsible for, mother and guardian, immortality, physical prowess, death and burial, sky and heavens, demi- animals.

Nuts role in mythology was to be the sky at night. They say she swallowed Re every night and he was reborn in the morning. This process continued every day and night. Also when Nut and Geb missed each other she would come down and see him since he was beneath her and he was earth. Another myth is said that the sun travels up her leg and back into the Atet boat until he reaches the time twelve. He then gets into the Sektet boat and travels until sunset comes.They also say that she was a cow goddess and she touched the four cardinals. They say that she were this sign on her head :
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) They were many myths about her.

If i were to make a temple for Nut it would be made out of the strongest material they could make back then because i would want hers to last for a long time. I would want hers to last for a long time because i think she is a very important goddess, without her they would not have night time. They would not have stars either. All of her belongings would be placed with her. I would have the temple painted blue with stars to resemble Nut. The statues that i would place in her temple would be all of her children. Also her husband/ brother and any other siblings. I would have statues of her parents or anyone that worked with her in her job. I would make her temple very tradition according to her background.







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